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GLAAD has partnered with Ultraviolet, Reproaction, Accountable Tech, Kairos, and Juggernaut to demand that Meta reinstate protections for marginalized groups in its newly updated hate speech policy, and reinstate its fact-checking program now.
On January 7, 2025, Meta removed and adapted several sections of its Hateful Conduct policies protecting LGBTQ people and other marginalized groups. The company also announced an end to its global fact-checking program. Two days later, leaked training materials from Meta showed that content moderators are now allowing an extreme anti-trans slur, among other alarming, dehumanizing attacks targeting women, people of color, and immigrants.
Learn more about Meta’s draconian changes to its corporate policies, hate speech policies, and product features via GLAAD’s statements here and here.
“Meta’s litany of dangerous actions is unprecedented. They have dismantled an entire history of brand-safety best practices, consumer trust, and most importantly, user safety. These changes harm users and make Meta’s platforms unsafe for everyone.”
— GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis